Choosing a preschool? Expert recommends asking these 10 questions during a school tour before you decide

Choosing a preschool is one of the first major decisions parents make for their child, and the experience can feel overwhelming. During a school tour, it is easy to be impressed by colourful classrooms, attractive infrastructure, smart boards and well-designed activity areas. While these features certainly contribute to the overall environment, they do not always…

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Meet Jose Flores: 119-year-old man who still smiles, walks and eats well; experts call him an ‘extraordinary case’ of good health

There are five specific zones in the world where people live exceptionally long, for hundreds of years even with the lack of availability of good quality and equal resources. Among them is Jose Flores, who was born 119 years ago, according to Costa Rica’s civil registry, was born on July 11, 1907, to a woman…

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These 9 historic villages have survived wars, empires and centuries; yet visiting them feels like stepping into a storybook

Histories are usually related to grand cities, fortresses and old historical landmarks. However, there are places in the world that hold intriguing stories about history and traditions that are kept alive, where houses of the past are still being inhabited by people and landscapes have been altered very little throughout many years. Villages that have…

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Infant vaccination schedule in India: A month-by-month guide every parent should know |

From the day a baby is born, vaccination becomes one of the most important conversations during the infant’s first year. Certainly, the conversation is just as important.Vaccines have transformed child health across the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), immunization prevents 3.5–5 million deaths every year from diseases such as diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis…

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Japanese bento vs Indian tiffin: The fascinating differences behind two iconic lunch traditions |

Around noon, offices and classrooms across Japan begin to fill with the quiet click of bento boxes opening. Inside, there’s often a carefully arranged meal of rice, grilled fish, vegetables and a rolled omelette, every item tucked neatly into its own space. Thousands of kilometres away in India, lunch arrives with the familiar clatter of…

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